Leah Abramowitz is a medical social worker, free lance writer, and a coordinator for Melabev, an organization for the elderly. She has been privileged to live in the Old City of Jerusalem for the past 30 years with her family.
by Leah Abramowitz
A prosecutor and key witness reflect back on the event that transformed Israel.
Reckoning with forces that split a family apart.
They had been married 62 years and there were no children. Every day she sat by his side, willing him to get better and come home.
A recently published Holocaust diary that wavers between hope and despair.
Pulled between responsibilities towards one's children and one's aging parents, "the sandwich generation" have their own dilemmas.
Why the Nazi's paid a life-long pension to a chassidic rabbi, and provided stormtroopers to safeguard his yeshiva.
A Torah scroll's amazing journey from Germany to Israel.
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